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报告摘要

Roberts Nomination Support: Public support for John Roberts' confirmation as Chief Justice increased to 46%, up from 35%. Opposition remained at 21%. A third had no opinion. Democrats were split, with similar support and opposition; independents and Republicans were more supportive.
Hurricane Katrina Responses:
- Disapproval of state and local government response reached 61%.
- Federal government response was viewed more positively (37% positive, 61% negative), with high partisan divide; Democrats were less favorable.
- Media coverage was seen as appropriate by 61%.
Rebuilding New Orleans: Opinion was divided on federal aid for rebuilding; 51% favor it, 41% think it is too risky. Democrats and independents favored aid, while Republicans were split.
Military Deployment: Views on sufficient forces for Iraq and domestic crises were largely partisan; more Republicans (70%) believed forces were enough.